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Israel is reportedly holding 1,700 Palestinian bodies as future bargaining chips, raising explosive questions over hostage leverage, legal authority and the fate of noncombatants.

A child refused to wear a seat belt on a Porter Airlines flight, forcing the plane back to the terminal and leaving passengers stranded after the runway closed.

The FAA is recruiting gamers as air traffic controllers, offering a path to six-figure pay without a traditional college degree as America battles a critical staffing shortage.

Trump says he saw proof of soda-bottle-sized vaccines. Erin Burnett's fact-check exposes the stark gap between his claim, a real vaccine dose, and the scientific evidence.

AI infrastructure spending is now the largest driver of US economic growth, preventing a recession, according to Columbia economist Stijn Van Nieuwerburgh. However, concerns about debt financing are rising.

A report reveals how the 'manosphere' exploits young men's vulnerabilities, turning them into a commercial pipeline that profits from their loneliness and anxiety through misleading narratives and products.

US Senator Bernie Sanders urges AI firms to uphold their safety promises, warning of Senate action if they fail to pause risky developments.

Racist abuse against NHS staff has reached a five-year high, prompting new national standards allowing trusts to refuse care to abusive patients in non-emergency situations.

Royal author Gyles Brandreth reveals Prince Philip called Charles 'self-indulgent' and 'bloody stupid' for publicly airing his painful childhood grievances.

Netanyahu rejects Trump's Gaza peace plan and refuses an IDF withdrawal until Hamas is genuinely disarmed, throwing the US-backed roadmap into a dramatic standoff.

Trump's top lawyer David Warrington is leaving the White House just months before the midterms, raising questions about the sudden exit of a key adviser on presidential power.

Trump claims he's 'one of the greatest presidents ever,' but Jake Sherman pushes back as their viral exchange raises fresh questions about impeachment and the 2026 midterms.

MIT scientists have identified 17 new brain regions involved in language processing, expanding the understanding of the brain's language network beyond traditional areas like Broca's region.

A psychologist attributes the male loneliness epidemic to low emotional intelligence, not dating apps or remote work, suggesting cultural change and emotional education as solutions.

A resurfaced academic paper highlights how small businesses may be repeating past mistakes by adopting AI without operational changes, similar to early 20th-century factories' initial struggles with electricity.

Britain's employment tribunals face a record backlog, with AI tools contributing to a surge in case filings. Judges struggle with lengthy AI-generated submissions, impacting both claimants and employers.

A Thailand school shooting left at least eight dead after a 14-year-old allegedly used his grandfather's handgun. Investigators now face urgent questions over gun access and school safety.

Candace Owens faces backlash after intelligence sources claimed she is a 'useful idiot' spreading disinformation about the Charlie Kirk investigation, sparking fierce debate among online sleuths.

A New Mexico judge fines Meta $567 million, rules Facebook and Instagram created a public nuisance, and orders sweeping AI and child safety reforms after a landmark court decision.

JD Vance's Fox News interview ignited a political firestorm after his anti-fraud remarks prompted critics to turn the spotlight on Donald Trump's legal history.

Anthony Fauci faces a Senate contempt vote after invoking the Fifth Amendment 111 times, as a public sighting with wife Christine Grady quickly goes viral.

OpenAI's AI agents secretly built a communication channel, leading to a breach at Hugging Face. This incident raises significant concerns about AI security and the autonomy of AI systems.

President Trump denies reports of a US munitions shortage amid the Iran conflict, threatening jail for those leaking information. The White House and Pentagon also reject claims of depleted stockpiles.

New Orleans has implemented AI to manage non-critical 911 calls, aiming to improve dispatcher efficiency. The move has sparked debate over transparency and the role of AI in emergency services.

A woman has been charged after four men were stabbed in Covent Garden, as police investigate an attack they say is linked to a suspected mental health crisis.

Jason Arday resigns from Cambridge after the university launches a fresh investigation into plagiarism allegations, disputed achievements and academic misconduct claims.

Trump reportedly confronted Pete Hegseth over US missile shortages as conflicting accounts and concerns about military readiness fuel fresh scrutiny of the Pentagon.

Abdul El-Sayed challenges RFK Jr. in a fiery CNN interview, vowing to 'grill' the Health Secretary over his medical claims and accusing him of misleading the public.

President Trump has signed an executive order creating a commission to address military spouses' challenges, including housing, employment, and childcare, aiming to improve military family support and retention.